London City Council’s hypocritical approach to reducing poverty
April 25, 2017 – Lee Friday …… City Hall spends money on barbecues and a chalk festival while those in need go without. Continue reading →
Meet the new slumlord, same as the old slumlord – The City of London
April 18, 2017 – Lee Friday …… City Hall Breaks Laws! —— Police Cover-up? —— City Council Clueless, or Complicit? Continue reading →
The City of London wants to steal more land. But don’t worry, they say it is all legal – move along citizen, nothing to see here.
April 15, 2017 – Lee Friday …… When a government takes action which it claims to be legal, yet claims the same act to be illegal when initiated by an ordinary citizen, we find ourselves on a very slippery slope. Continue reading →
A politically incorrect critique of The Report From The Mayor’s Advisory Panel On Poverty
April 12, 2017 – Lee Friday …… One-sided reporting in numerous London Free Press articles seems designed to evoke sympathy for the less fortunate, and hence – drum roll please – support for, or at least minimal resistance to, MORE government welfare programs. I have grown weary of these articles, and since we are already taxed up to our eyeballs and in debt over our heads, let us explore a different point of view. And maybe, just maybe, we can readjust our thinking. Continue reading →
A free economics lesson for London Councillor Stephen Turner
April 10, 2017 – Lee Friday …… Why do politicians think their ideas about how to encourage economic growth are superior to the ideas of entrepreneurs who have skin in the game? Continue reading →
A free economics lesson for London Councillor Mo Salih
March 25, 2017 – Lee Friday …… It sounds like London Councillor Mo Salih wants to put payday loan shops out of business. Why? Does he intend to set up his own shop after he uses the government to sweep away the competition? Continue reading →
A free economics lesson for London Councillor Tanya Park
March 3, 2017 – Lee Friday …… London Councillor Tanya Park wants to tell developers when and how to invest their money. Not her money, their money. Not sure how Park would feel about others trying to tell her what to do with her own money. Continue reading →